Temperance notes from national and Canal Zone actions
Articles describe Edith Amith Davis and Martha Allen chosen to represent the United States at the Twelfth International Congress on Alcoholism in London, and progress of Ohio T U events, memorials, and Canal Zone temperance organizing with a W C T U chapter and a school instruction resolution. The Union Signal and related papers cover ongoing anti liquor campaigns, debaters, and federation activities in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Amith Davis
World's ‘Aid
Martha M. Allen
Department of State
United States
London
Tayie
Allen
Union
Dickle vRows
Associated Press
Dickie
Rowe
Champlion
Vkle
Albion College
Chicago
Supreme Court of United States
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of
Andiana
Citizens
Eadquartere
South Mead
Ind
Manly
V. McAdama
Artman
Gttorneys
Union Signal
Denver
Panama City
Bay City
Alich
H. G. Hall
Rochester
N. Y
Abbie BD. Hillerman
Mire
Ball
J. C. Hormin
Min
BR. Rainwater
Mra
J. Wiitaker
Canal Zone
Federation of Women's, Cluba
Ancon
General Federation of Women's Clubs of
Mim
Philly No
Canal Zoo
Taft
Delewates
United
Te Union
New York State Grange
Nthialann
State of the trade in obedience dull notes
In the sample paragraph on the state of the trade in Obiennatl readers describe dull buying with rare bright days that promise improvement. The piece contrasts the idea of personal liberty with unsure aid, noting little actual purchase and cautious optimism diminishing quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obeinnatl
Nlew
Union
Doctor's test ends with fatal miscalculation
A Brooklyn physician, testing a class of nurses, asked how much morphine to give a patient. One nurse answered a wrong dose, correctly identifying an error only after the patient had died. The examiner declared the outcome a fatal consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Das Lim
Politeness Caused Hig Fail On Water Wagon Turn
An aging patron, once polite to backline crowds, joins the water wagon on January 1 and travels the opposition route Wangoon. A friend spots him in a moment of weakness as he handles the brew, exclaiming about his sobriety while he awkwardly falls trying to rise from his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangoon
Hut T
Topeks Capital
A Witty Revivalist in Carterville Anecdotes
A revivalist in Carterville shares a humor filled anecdote about an old woman during a revival. Her husband claimed he felt like sinking through the floor while she said she felt like rising through the roof. The piece notes Richwin attracted home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Entivensis
Ike
Richwin
Kansas City
Ste
Fragmented Confession Dialogue Parts
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a confession exchange between two men. One admits seeing the other’s wife in the dark, while the other pretends to admit a separate wrongdoing. The text is incomplete and unclear. No clear names or places are readable from the fragment.
Hospitality talk ends with warm African dinner invitation
The exchange features a Major asked about his African trip and the vavagen. He replies the hosts were extremely kind hearted and wanted to keep him for dinner, highlighting hospitality. The brief remark underscores cordial reception during his travels.
The Difference Little Lester Livermore Papa
A fragmentary quip about marriage contrasts vision and light in a playful old style. The speaker Mr Livermore offers a jesting remark that a girl changes after marriage. The tone mirrors period humor and social commentary from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Livermore
Mr. Livermore
Wouldn't Stay
A fragmentary verse about a young fellow from Mare who rode on guy cars and sought luck, but left to return to the attire, trying the Minor want Ootumm.
All the News From County Party Scenes and Visitors
The April 26 column lists a long list of visitors and guests across towns including Galion Marion Bucyrus and Columbus. Names such as Marti Martel Homer Storm Clyde Hellenan and many more appear with travels to and from Richwood Caledonia Del aware and Marion with family visits and social events noted throughout the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marti Martel
Korte
Ouiided
Galion
Day Auir
Tandy
Tind Airs
Rowan
Homer Storm
Delaware
George Hellaman
Clyde Hellenan
Cleveland
Min
George Hefteman
Kelsw and Dungquters
Hueyrus
Mira
Keten
Otrs
Neff
Mims Belva ‘Fox
Lenna Neff
Harvey Meco
Marion
Saif Stauffer
Misa Mae Blavchter
Cochran
A Tribute to Mrs A D Matthews
A tribute recalling Mrs. A D Matthews as a devout Methodist wife and active member of the Woman's Relief Corps. She served as chaplain and president of local groups, remained devoted into old age, and inspired others by a careful, faithful character. Her passing prompts reflection on a life of service and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Most A. Agosta
M. L. Sager
Mary Df LaRue
Hannah Tonguet
Harrison Sprague
LaRue
Elizbeth Miller
Mry
William Wilson
Ethel
Omeata Grace
Agosta
James Siders
Marlow
Charles Colter
Willaam K
Ed Prettyman Wern
Near LaRue
Charles Barnthouse
David Bilger
Attle Ogden
Mechanicsburg
Amos Ward
Calbertwon
Ticely
Hie
Pinel
Fred Wood
Richwood
Tex
New Mexico
FL FL Gul
Richwood Tie
Wooster
Ohio
Jste
Alvert Ball
Delta
Iowa
Hichcourt
John Lister
What Cheer
Lister
Jason Case
Allen Lister
Fremin Charles Went
J. W. Garston
Itlebwood
Ingrippe
Madge McDowall
Delaware
Mev. McDowall
North Franklin
Treet
A. Mainsburg
Bellings
Oklahoma
Richewood
Homer Jolley
Columbus
Matthews
Woman's Relief Corps
W. RG
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W. Co.rf. U
Francis
Willard W. CG. T
T. U
Cambridge
Guernsey
Y's
Bertha Strom
Mia
Viola
Romans
All Day School of Methods
Model Institute
Hel
Tosston
Lillian A. Shepherd
Virginia
Pauline 4. Shaw
Massachinette
T. B Andrews
Canada
Teabel J. Tinting
Ise Cristine
Mary Castle
Coleman
Honolulu
Boston
Katherine Lent Stevenson
Alurtin
W. OC
T. A
Mien
Frances Doyle
Japan
Uoion
Plate
Temperance
U. Organized
Abble
Bitarman
Corres
Waslington
Lee
Tomorow
Clarence
Evare
Misty Boma Playard
Climax
Bessie Maso
Manefield
Aind
Mitchell Kilgore
Berything
D. Beavers
New York
George P. Codding
Frank Hazen
KK. A. Bevis
Columban
A. C. Toms
Titanapolin
Union Iit
Hitebook
Riende
Indianapolis
Tad
Emma Snyder
Davis
Gordon Russel
Ofrs
C. Able
Cea Lohman
Priday
Str
Sgamuel Lichtendenger
Clarence Moyer
Clara Hoch
Henry W. Johnson
Mis
Callie Shuster
Philip Dutt
Simtel Woodward and Son
B. F. Vreeman
Roy Pace
Lacy Cook
Gon Edwin
Jet Marion
Rey Bolander
Ton Bevis
Ma- Hon
Florence Stark
Waldo
Mixe
Martha Stiffier
Savion
Stiffier
Kirkpatrick
Blin
Aire
Ubartey Muoainger
Bucyrnd
Mrk
Charley Chotter
Whird
Caledonia
John Miller Land
Depsie Reede
Ota
New
Katelia Rive
O. Il. Taker
Martha Jane
Mist Ella Taker
Ww. FP
Loren Wolf
Mart Neal
Carledonia
Dire
Roy Neal
Minty
Harpster
Homer Joven
Gen. W. Neal
Ming Bethel Weir
Mille Boers
Mirkpatrick
Sisk Ambel Rawe
Minx Grace Lyons
Gtr
Herbert Myers
Mrx, Myers
Darue
Lake
Apel
J. Jerome
Mitch
Mr. Correl Bell
Union City
W. C. Rist
Disraeks Vialetor
Canton
Mra. J. Et. Guthery
Marguerite
Sutheast
C.H. Sutton
W. F. Kahn
Mr. Cheney
Jennie Cleveland
Ta- Rue
Blocha L. Everet
Meeker
Misa Alice Clark
Marseilles
Laure Dike
Memphis
Tenn
Mary Wout
Elizabeth Mealey
J. Wy Gaston
Jennie Clevelant
Lee Street
Baker
King
Windsor
Latreat
Miles Laingshere
James Allen
Wrank Mathi
Gallon
A. Pield
South of Town
Fred Burkholder
Hoon
Sirg LeRoy Plate
North of Town
Humphreys
Nannie
Mansfeld
Mei. Wenviwe
North High Street
Claridun Township
Henry Black Familly
Dineare
Thompson
Jennie Colegrove
Plain City
Anna Mitman
Myre of
Wilson
Boeyrus
Day
Nichland Township
Ricanana Saem
Miex Nettie Ault
Harley Kilnefelter
Florence Ruth
Oar Ruth
Fern Ruehrmund
Doward Wolbach
Fred Matthews
Lala Ault
Albert Ault
O. Stone
W. 5. McChesney
Henry Linstedt
Cardington
George McClena
Jared Sctroat
Frank Lahoer
Mew
Otto Schiegel
Harter Osborne
Ofre
G. A
Earl i
Slemjmons
Portland
Oregon
Fin Neces
James Cushman
A.D. Matthews
Center St
Frye
Mer
Postotfia
Vonter
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